TShaakeeva Gulbarchyn Turatbekovna MODERN CONCEPTS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT UNDER SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT CONDITIONS AND INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE .pdf

MODERN CONCEPTS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT UNDER SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT CONDITIONS AND INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE .pdf
Date of publication
04 february 2026
Release
№1, 2026: Scientific discoveries
Chapter
ECONOMIC SCIENCES
Author: Shaakeeva Gulbarchyn Turatbekovna
leading specialist Scientific and Innovation Department
Kyrgyz State University named after I. Arabaev
Bishkek с., Kyrgyzstan
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MODERN CONCEPTS OF FOREST MANAGEMENT UNDER SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT CONDITIONS AND INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE
Key words: sustainable development, forestry, forest resource management, ecosystem approach, international experience, certification, green economy.
Annotation. In the context of escalating global environmental challenges such
as climate change, land degradation and loss of biodiversity, the issue of sustainable
forest management is becoming increasingly relevant. Forest ecosystems play a key
role, providing important ecological, economic and social functions.: They contribute
to climate regulation, maintain natural balance and stimulate the sustainable
development of territories. In this regard, there is a need to move from traditional
methods of using forest resources to modern management approaches based on the
principles of sustainable development.
The article analyzes modern concepts of forestry management, including such
approaches as ecosystem management, multifunctional use of forests, adaptive
management and sustainable forest management, as well as the principles of the
"green" economy. Special emphasis is placed on the importance of institutional
mechanisms, digital technologies and certification systems for forest lands in
improving the efficiency of resource management. An overview of international
experience in sustainable forest management is provided, based on examples from the European Union, Canada, the Scandinavian countries and Japan, where innovative
solutions for monitoring, restoring and protecting forest ecosystems are being
successfully implemented.
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